1 Pack - Premium Hevy Duty Drip Irrigation Watering Ring for .125 Inch Tubing, Halo, Circle, Great for Greenhouse & Commercial Grower Applications (10" Diameter Ring, 1)

Little pricey, but no problems. It will take some patience to install. I tried 1/4" drip hose...too big ID. The line needs to be 1/8" ID. I bought 1/8" clear sylicone hose and used a 3" piece between the drip ring and my 1/4" drip line. It also adds a flex point between the two.

This drip ring works well I use it with my blumat system on all of my plants

The hose connection on the 10 inch rings is much smaller than the 5 inch rings. Standard drip hose fits the 5 inch perfectly. Standard drip hose is too large for the connection to the 10 inch ring. I am not sure why they used different pieces?

Idea is great but I had to make the holes a little bigger for my project

Like most people I got stake drip emitters, and being a novice I didn't realize that the water wouldn't spread to all the roots. It was only after I had to dig out one of my plants that I noticed half the soil was moist and the other half dry as a bone, a huge short coming for normal drip emitters. I bought 2 10 packs of the 10" rings and they work awesome! They have 5-6 emitters in a single ring which ensures better water dissemination resulting in healthier and happier plants. I buried my rings under about an inch of soil so you can't even see them. Highly recommend! Just a heads up though, when you slip the 1/4" tubing over the inlet make sure to seat the end of the tube all the way, so it completely covers the inlet tube. You'll hear a faint "snap" when you seat it properly. And as an added precaution, wrap a zip tie around the tube after it's seated.

Great product!

Doesn’t fit standard 1/4” dripping from Home Depot. Needed to rig a smaller stiffer tubing with heat to accommodate.

I grow inside using 5 gallon and 3 gallon fabric pots. I saw these are made in 5 inch and 10 inch, I ordered one of each just to check them out and make sure the sizes were correct for my need. Using a gravity, fed waterline, I connected it to the 10 inch and everything worked well. When I connected the 5 inch, although it was dripping out all of the holes water was also leaking significantly near the connection. I attached a video showing it. I assume that I just happened to get a bad 5 inch ring, because the 10 inch worked so well. So, I am going to try these again because the price and product are good but I am disappointed to have drive out of town to UPS store to ship back this one watering ring. hope this helps someone!